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Style: Mig welder
Features
- Engineered for Performance: Level up your welding game with our Hobart 500553 Handler 210MVP MIG Welder machine; Featuring an industrial cast aluminum wire drive, 210A of power & spool gun readiness so you can weld diverse projects with efficiency
- Fine-Tuned Welding Control: Our Hobart welder lets you finely set & adjust your output parameters for improved arc performance, reduced spatter
- Uncompromised Safety: Equipped with a built-in contactor, short circuit protection & self-resetting thermal overload protection, our wire feed welding machines are designed to deliver a powerful performance without compromising on your safety
- Power Up Where the Job Takes You: Our portable MIG & flux core welding machine includes dual-power multi-voltage plugs; Take your welding skills wherever they're needed & enjoy the flexibility of operating on either 115V or 230V input power
- Welder Package Inclusions: Packed with essentials to kickstart your welding journey, our MIG & flux core welder comes with a 10 ft. HR-100 gun, spool hub assembly, 10 ft work cable, built-in gas solenoid valve & dual-gauge regulator & more
Description
Level up your welding game with a MIG and flux core welding machine engineered for performance. The Hobart 500553 Handler 210MVP MIG Welder is a welding powerhouse that provides a wide range of options and settings to enable you to be more productive on the job. Power up anywhere your welding skills take you with our Hobart welders. Its Multi-Voltage Plug (MVP) lets you use common 115V or 230V input power sources without needing additional tools. Flux-cored and MIG ready, our portable MIG and flux core welder is the ideal welding machine for various job sites and environments. Weld as thin as 24 gauge up to 3/8 inch in a single pass, run thicker materials with multiple passes, or weld aluminum, stainless steel, or steel – our Handler welders let you handle them all with ease. In addition to its wide range of welding capabilities, our wire feed welder features an intuitive design that makes it an ideal stainless steel, steel, and aluminum welder machine for both seasoned and beginner welders. Don’t waste time on complicated setups – our Hobart MIG welder’s Quick Select drive rolls make the process a breeze. You can also fine-tune your welding performance using the different settings to help improve arc performance with reduced spatter and achieve better bead appearance with minimal clean-up. Most importantly, our MIG welders are equipped with a range of safety features such as a built-in contactor, short circuit protection, and self-resetting thermal overload protection to help minimize the risk of injuries at the job. From maintenance and auto body repairs to metal art and marine work, our welding machines are a terrific choice if you prioritize power, precision, and safety. Created to handle the demands of various work environments, our MIG welding machine is a reliable companion for your welding needs. Revolutionize your welding experience with our Hobart 500553 Handler 210MVP MIG Welder. Get yours today. From the Manufacturer This package allows for greater welder portability and convenience through the use of a Multi-Voltage Plug. This option gives the welder the power to plug the unit into either a 115V or 230V outlet with an easy change of the plug. Includes the following: Comfortable 10-Feet (3-meter) H100S4-10 gun, 10-Feet (3-meter) work cable with clamp. Built-in gas solenoid valve and dual-gauge regulator with gas hose, spool hub assembly accommodates 4 or 8-Inch spools, Sample spool of 0.030-Inch (0.8-mm) self-shielding fluxcored wire 0.030-Inch (0.8 mm) contact tips, 10-Feet (3-meter) power cord with 5-15P (115 V, 15 A) and 6-50P (230 V, 50 A) MVP plugs, Weld set-up chart, owner's manual with parts lists, installation, operation and maintenance guidelines.
Manufacturer: Hobart
Part Number: 500553
Item Weight: 79 pounds
Product Dimensions: 19.5 x 10.63 x 12.38 inches
Item model number: 500553
Size: Small
Style: Mig welder
Material: Metal
Power Source: AC
Installation Method: gas-welding
Item Package Quantity: 1
Included Components: One Hobart – 500553 Handler 210 MVP MIG Welder, One 10 ft. (3m) H100S4-10 gun, One 10 ft. (3m) work cable with clamp, Built-in gas solenoid value and dual-gauge regulator with gas hose
Warranty Description: 3 year limited warranty
Date First Available: April 1, 2011
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Style: Mig welder
This is a nice "concentrated" type of compact welder..... that is a good thing for most folks. It is not a light weight unit with little going on inside of it. The one question that I personally wondered about was if the dual voltage would be worth the extra money over just buying the lighter single voltage unit. Now that I am using it, I think that I will indeed get some use out of the convenience of the 120VAC input. But do be aware, and know, that when using the 120VAC input you will NOT be able to do any heavier welding or aluminum welding unless it is paper thin materials. Aluminum sucks all the heat away so fast that much higher currents and voltages are required than with steel. I put it up on voltage levels 6 & 7 and ran two beads of about 1.5 inches long at 30% wire feed speed..... it tripped a 20 amp single pole Square D breaker immediately. Biut, that is exactly what one should expect to happen, right? Also, Square D is one of the best made and most sensitive breakers on the market so if you have an old GE panel or a Cuttler you may get away with more. (Just a not from a Journeyman Electrician for over 30 years now: the breaker protects the wiring within your walls.... prevents fires, so if it trips there is a reason and do not merely reset and go on. These are thermally triggered so need time to cool down or a wiring fire might result.) This machine has some great engineering in merely the packaging, let alone the rest of the machine! It is well packed and should get to you without any problem. The assembly of it is easier than many and should present ZERO trouble for anyone..... the instructions are excellent.... but what else would one expect from a USA made machine?? To say it is "Made in USA" at least the majority of the unit must be assembled from USA made parts as well as labor - I was glad to buy USA and support my fellow workers. This machine has a novel way of swapping the wire drive wheels too! Just push it in, turn 90* and slip it out, turn it over and slip it back in and it is ready to go: no screws or tools needed at all. The stinger is quite good for the size and price of the machine..... oh yeh, like some commented, the trigger is pretty easily tripped, but most of us do not use the big heavy leather guanlets with a buz box because they are not as hot and do not present such problems to require such heavy gloves. I just used some good medium duty leather gloves and the switch was ZERO problems at all.... at least it was zero for me. Would I buy this again? Yes I would, and I think that if you want a slightly larger/heavier unit with greater capacity than the smaller units, this might be just what you are looking for. Hobart has a very good warrantee, and that too is a bonus. Buy with confidence. Enjoy.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2015 by GLIverson
Style: Mig welder
MVP, not Most Valuable Player, but Multi Voltage Plug! This allows you to weld utilizing a 240V outlet in your workshop, or the standard 120V outlet found almost anywhere else! I am only aware of Miller Welders that have this feature as well. I upgraded from a Hobart Handler 187 up to this unit because of the higher capacity, MVP, and the SpoolRunner. The Handler 187 can use a spool gun (to weld aluminum), but you need to purchase the expensive Miller spool gun controller and the spool gun itself (need to spend at least $500 to weld aluminum), whereas this unit already has the spool gun controller built in. The SpoolRunner 100 costs about $200. This unit is very heavy. About 70-80 lbs, so being portable is a frame of reference. It could be light for some people, but heavy for others. You need a good welding cart to hold this puppy! The MVP is super easy to use! No switches to fumble up. Just replace the plug on the end of the cord and you're ready to weld at whichever voltage you choose. There are 7 different voltage settings, and an infinite wire-speed control. There is a welding chart on the inside of the door (to change the welding wire), so you can easily set the voltage and wire-speed. It has a super powerful fan in the unit to help cool it down as you weld. Sometimes the loud noise gets annoying. But it's understandable, as the welding process produces a lot of heat within the transformer in the unit. My only complaint with this welder (along with my Handler 187) is the trigger for the MIG gun is too soft. If you have the welder on and you bump the trigger, the MIG wire will feed. It gets annoying after a while. I think I will need to figure out how to put a stiffer spring in the MIG gun. But, still, I will rate this product with 5 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2013 by Stanward S. M. Oshiro
Style: Mig welder
I'm not a professional welder, but have now welded mild, stainless, and aluminum. This Hobart covers the bases and is really great for those of use who are not pro welders, but want a machine that has pro capabilities. I have been very happy with this and continue to make some nice welds.
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2026 by Syko
Style: Mig welder
I frequently have need of a welder around my 10 acres. I was using a 30-year-old Lincoln 110 volt MIG unit until I ran it over with my tractor. It was getting a little long in the tooth anyway. So read everything I could about different manufacturers with my final decision being being cemented with a pleasant conversation with the Hobart tech support guys back at the factory in Wisconsin where Hobart comes off the line apparently along side the Miller MIG machines. I've never used a Miller MIG welder but I sure do like welding with my new Hobart. I got the dual voltage version for a few hundred bucks more but have only used it on 220 setting so far. Just did some 1/4" to 3/16" today and it was a breeze. Settings are very easy to adjust....just follow the chart they give you. And even as a "hobby" welder, my beads with this thing are looking pretty dang good. I have not tried the flux core yet since I am used to welding with the argon mix for a clean weld so can't comment on that. I got the dual voltage package for those rare occasions when I might have to weld something away from the shop with only 110 available. 110 volts limits your thickness probably down to around 3/16" steel. Yes, you can get a welder that claims to have similar performance numbers but is made in China, but I prefer to buy USA when I can and I really like the pleasure of getting right to a factory tech rep who speaks excellent English and is a welder themselves. Side note: I like to use Amazon Prime because it is so easy...and easy to return if damaged. This was a big ticket item for me so I watched its shipping progress with the tracking number they give you. It bounced around a couple of UPS locations and then made it to the UPS Sacramento warehouse....where it disappeared. (Amazon shipped my welder UPS in the box that Hobart packs it in...with lots of beautiful color pictures on the box of what is on the inside). So gee, what a surprise that someone in that warehouse might have decided they could use a nice welder like that! How they got that 80-pound package out of the warehouse in a lunchbox is beyond me. You would think they might have cameras in those warehouses. No problem, a phone call to Amazon, and another welder was on the way....absolutely no hassle. My only gripe is that ultimately the consumer pays for that kind of thing in higher prices.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2023 by J. Johnson
Style: Mig welder
I would have given this a 5 star review, but my machine came with a gun problem (casing kinked). I have ordered a new casing. I have used this machine before and it was awesome. Duel voltage, plenty of power, built nicely. I do not want to return the one I bought but there is no way to get the casing replaced without replacing the item so I will have to spend the 30 dollars to repair it. I have used this product with gas and without, working great either way. The only product improvement I could suggest is making the spool holder have some kind of wingnut grip or some way to tighten or loosen without have to get a wrench. Very minor, but sometimes could be handy. I would recommend this despite my gun liner being bad (its just a giant spring). If Amazon would just send me the replacement part without charging me, it would have been a definite 5 star. Im confident I just got a bad one that was put in the box incorrectly bending the spring.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2017 by Tball
Style: Mig welder
I usually TIG weld aluminum, but I wanted to weld thicker/larger pieces faster. To MIG weld aluminum requires spray transfer, and 200 amps is about the bottom end for thicker pieces. The Hobart 210 MVP with the addition of the SpoolRunner 100 spool gun welds 1/4 inch aluminum like lightning! I can weld in a 1/4 of the time of TIG. No stack of dimes look, but nice smooth fully penetrated welds. The MVP 110/220v feature makes this a good light duty flux-core field welder also (although it does weigh 75 lbs, so I wouldn't want to hand-carry it daily). For occational field welding, I throw it in the truck and go! (140 amps at 110v, 210 amps at 220v). Now I can use my TIG for what it's best at, heat control on thin material. I also contemplated buying the Miller 211 MVP with Autoset. I tried the Autoset feature at the local college on two seperate Miller 210's, and was unimpressed. Ended up just simply setting the volts and wire-speed manually. The Miller does have the better continuously variable voltage select vs the Hobart 7 position voltage tap switch. Not a problem for me as 7 taps is more than enough to dial in the sweet spot. They both are quality american made machines. The main pluses for me are the Hobart is somewhat smaller and less expensive. I purchased a new cart and a 125cf cylinder with the cost difference and still had change left over. BTW, If your looking for an indstrial/commercial welder with a long duty cycle, look elswhere. Both the miller 211 and Hobart 210 have limited duty cycles. But for their intended purpose and for their price, they are both top notch. UPDATE: Its been over a year now, and this thing is a dream to use. It welds with a smooth frying bacon sound and it lays perfect beads on steel. I actually now prefer the 7 voltage taps vs the continuously variable voltage control on other MIG's because I seem to find the sweet spot quicker. Highly recommended
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Like most people I wanted to stick some metal together and so I needed a welder, but before buying this I spent a ton of time looking over MIG welders and various multi-process welders like the Forney 190. I like the 190 but I already have an arc welder I seldom use and the only reason I would need TIG would be for aluminum. This welder can easily do aluminum with the $200 spool add-on and can do some beefy welds hooked up to 230v. Even on 115v testing it out (see images of some first free-hand test welds) it welded great and those welds are literally the first welds done with this welder after I switched it from flux core to gas, and I was fiddling with settings and gas flow, so don't judge too harshly. It's heavy, so you will not be just carting this thing around a lot, I'm happy I got a welding cart to put it on, though I am putting together a steel welding table with casters and I might just add on a shelf for this. Flux-core welds are going to be "alright", I tried both flux and gas and suggest anyone with this welder spend the money and get a 75/25 gas bottle and a 10lb solid wire spool and you will be thrilled. The settings are fairly arbitrary and you just follow the chart on the inside panel, I was a bit skeptical of this format of dialing in the welder but pretty quickly I realized it works well. Overall, this is a great purchase and a great welder and I would recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2019 by Joel De Gan
Style: Mig welder
I've been welding/fabricating for over thirty years. I've always had Lincoln welders in my shop. Industrial grade, 100 percent duty cycle, an Idealarc SP-200 mig welder and an Idealarc 300 tig welder. I also had a small 115 volt Lincoln mig welder that I bought at Home Depot years ago, a WeldPak 3200. I ran .035 flux-core through it and it worked fine with that. When I was forced to leave my shop some years ago when the property owner sadly passed away I sold all my large equipment and dragged what remained home to my garage. The little Lincoln 3200 I kept. Recently I landed some fabricating work that demanded changing my set-up to hard-wire and shielding gas. So I bought a bottle of 75/25 Argon/CO2 mix, changed the polarity, etc. and finished the job. But I never could get that little Lincoln to run as nice as my old industrial machines. I wasn't welding really thick material, just .095 and .120 tubing, and similar flatbar. Anyway....the job's done, I get paid, and I'm thinking I really should look into upgrading my welding setup. I bounced around on-line and read good reviews about the Hobart Handler 140, but decided to get the 115/230 volt Handler 210 instead. I figured just in case I needed the extra capacity someday I would have it. So I bought it on Amazon, it shows up in two days, and before I can finish my power cord to run it off my 230 volt dryer receptacle I decided to try it on 115 volt. Same outlet, same cord as I used with my little Lincoln, but the difference is like night and day!!! I can honestly say that this Hobart MVP 210 is the best running small mig welder that I have ever used, and I've used several over the years, at other shops, etc. Not sure how the Hobart engineers managed to do it but they nailed it. Just knocked the ball clean out of the park....a grand slam as it were. You won't be disappointed with this machine. I don't think that mine is just a fluke, other people on the Hobart weld talk forum are equally impressed. As I mentioned in the title....this is a Superb Little Wire-feed Welder
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